You Cannot Assign a Double or a Decimal Value to an Int

question 32

Multiple Choice

You cannot assign a double or a decimal value to an int variable because such an assignment could result in ____________.

• A) buffer overflow
• B) a runtime error
• C) a loss of data
• D) value sharing conflicts

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